Wellington Dever
Wellington Dever
Wellington Dever
Wellington Dever

Obituary of Wellington Donald Dever

Wellington Donald Dever, aged 86, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, passed away on Sunday, February 14th, 2021 at the Silver Heights Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation in Castle Rock, Colorado and under the care of Brookdale Hospice. He died of natural causes with his family by his side.

He was born in Gortner, Garrett County, Maryland. He was the son of the late Walter Preston Dever and Clara Norabelle (Butler) Dever George.

He was a firefighter with the Oakland Volunteer Fire Department. A member of the Proctor Kildow American Legion Post. He owned multiple businesses and taught welding at Southern High School. He enjoyed cars, motorcycles and exploring. WD (as he was called) was a woodworker, making dulcimers for Cripple Creek Dulcimers in Manitou Springs, Colorado. 

He is survived by his first wife, Lena Roberta (Glaze) Dever, his daughter, Wanda Dawn (Dever) Deem (Tom), granddaughter, Brandy Leigh Deem and grandson, Thomas George Deem, Jr., his son, Wade Douglas (Valerie) and Walter Dale (Michelle), granddaughters Brianna and Ashlyn. And numerous nieces and nephews. Step grandson Dominic Marteney (Jessica) and six great grandchildren.  And his cat, Pest. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first son, Wellington Donald Dever, Jr., his brother, George Dever, his sisters Rhoda (Dever) Butler and Adrea (Dever) Hetrick. His second wife, Shirley Ann (Dadlow) Dever.

WD loved helping people and was very proud to be a veteran, so in honor of WD, please pay it forward. Donate to Wounded Warriors, Silver Heights Nursing & Rehabilitation in Castle Rock, Colorado or Brookdale Hospice.

Arrangements are being handled by All Veterans Funeral & Cremation in Colorado Springs.

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